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Unless you have extremely short benches MVS is a hold. He'll be just fine and find a way to make some plays. There's no doubt he's a weekly boom/bust pick though. Great in best ball and as a fill-in when your team is an underdog. Good luck.
Got a 6th from the Raiders.
6th round?
Jim Owczarski
Really enjoying having these dudes on the team as a duo.
Did you watch the game? The run game was effective in the second half. It's not like they did not try to pass at all and just missed on a few potential big plays. They did pass for a key first down on the last drive to basically allow them to run out the clock.
I'm not worried yet. It's still a new offense to everyone and other than Adams he has inexperienced targets. Not having a reliable TE hurts too. He does need to play better and I think he and the entire offense will.
This season? Keep believing what some of the media is feeding ya there is no rift between Rodgers and LaFleur...none whatsoever. No last year with Rodgers and McCarthy yes completely different story.
Not sure you can call this 'media driven'?We all see the footage during the game. Body language, lip reading, etc.
Yeah I'm not seeing that at all. He had the one moment against MN where he and Lafleur got a little heated but I don't think it's anywhere near as bad as last year. Last year he was constantly pouting and saying stuff, pointing at WR's etc...I'm not seeing that nearly as much this year. Even yesterday he badly overthrew a WR and pointed to his chest as my bad...don't recall seeing that last year. I'd like to see a link where he mouthed (stupid call) from this year. Seeing Rodgers locker room interaction with Lafleur after the Bears victory shows me they get along just fine.
I hope you're correct. However, I fear this is something more than 'media driven'. Here's the clip from yesterday's game: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnation.com/platform/amp/2017/9/24/16358762/aaron-rodgers-stupid-#######-call
That clip was from 2017. Maybe I'm seeing through rose colored glasses but I don't think Rodgers is nearly as pouty this year. He still has his moments though.
He did the same thing Sunday. Can I find the clip? Don’t know nor do I have the time to search for it. At least with your last sentence there seems to be a realism there that wasn’t before.
I don’t think he did. With all the scrutiny he’s under that would be all over the inter webs if he had.
I didn’t see it, but not saying it didn’t happen. But I watch the press conferences and interviews and no one has questioned him on that kind of comment, which makes me doubt it happened. These press guys are relentless a-holes for the most part and just looking to start #### between Rodgers and anyone, especially the coaches. Rodgers has been hard on himself but really seems to be happy about everything else, including the atmosphere around the team.
I don’t need a link. I watched the game.Pipes said:
Me too and didn’t see it. This would be all over Twitter if it truly happened in the context you put it.
I’m not saying it’s a crisis. Just something that happened. It was a moment in a long game.
I would guess it was after the 3 and out series as the end of the third quarter. Rodgers threw 2 straight into the ground and then threw it away out of bounds on third down. There was definitely frustration and LaFleur came over to Rodgers on the bench after that drive. Don't think it was a huge deal but seemed they were not on the same page that drive.
I don't think it was that big of a deal either but there was definitely frustration between the two. What was curious is that the cameras picked it up and at one point Rodgers seemed to look right in to the camera as if he's aware of the perception. I think this offense is still evolving and LaFleur and Rodgers are still in the feeling each other out stage. Hopefully it gets there sooner rather than later.
